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If you don’t already have one, now is a great time to get your Arizona Travel ID.

Visit azdot.gov/TravelID for step-by-step instructions.

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If you are currently licensed in another state, a written test will normally not be required. However, in some cases it may be required. The written test for a regular driver license consists of 30 multiple-choice questions.
Applying for an Arizona Driver License Travel Driver License Accepted at airport security checkpoints and federal facilities Has a gold star in the corner Valid for eight years in most cases Cost is $25
If you are at least 16, but less than 18, years of age you will be issued a graduated driver license that is valid to operate any vehicle that does not require a motorcycle or commercial driver license. See Graduated Driver License Requirements:  Note: A parent or legal guardian will be required to assist a teen driver in applying for and earning a Graduated Driver License. An explanation of a parent's or legal guardian's roles and responsibilities can be found here.
Travel ID Information Effective May 7, 2025, only the Arizona Travel ID (driver license or ID card), a U.S. passport and other federally approved identification will be accepted at TSA airport security checkpoints for domestic travel. Apply for a Travel ID Current Arizona residents: Visit AZ MVD Now
The Arizona Mobile ID (mID) is a voluntary, secure, digitized version of your ADOT MVD-issued driver license or ID card that you carry in an app on your smartphone. Because mID is a new technology, you should continue to carry your physical ID with you because not all entities are able to verify mobile ID yet. MVD urges people to always carry their physical ID when driving so it can be used in interactions with law enforcement during traffic stops or incidents.
Commercial Driver License offices and testing locations. This page contains information on testing times, locations and contact information for CDL activities throughout the state. Knowledge testing for commercial learner's permit or endorsement tests can be done at any MVD offices in Arizona between 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Revocation is the removal of your privilege to drive. It is required by law, upon conviction of certain driving offenses. Once your revocation period has ended, your driving privilege will remain revoked until an investigation is completed into whether all withdrawal actions have ended and all statutory requirements are met.
License Types Arizona issues a motorcycle license that does not expire until age 65. However, your photo and eye test will need to be updated every 12 years. Drivers age 60 and older will receive a five-year license. To apply for a motorcycle license, you will need to complete a Driver License
Revocation is the termination of your privilege to drive. It is required by law upon conviction of certain driving offenses. After your revocation period has ended, your driving privilege will remain revoked until an investigation of your driving record is completed, if applicable, and a new license is issued.
Driver License Classes: Licenses are issued by “class”: G for graduated, D for operator, M for motorcycle, and A, B, C for commercial. If the Class M license is combined with any other class of license, it will be added as an endorsement on the back of the current license.